Sticky Fingaz, Samuel L. Jackson, Nicholas Cage, Others To Appear At Comic-Con

Rapper/actor Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones will be among a host of celebrities appearing this weekend at the annual Comic-Con in San Diego. More than 100, 000 people are expected to attend the event, which is described as the biggest comic book convention in the country. "I’m looking forward to being face to face with people […]

Rapper/actor

Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones will be among a host of celebrities appearing

this weekend at the annual Comic-Con in San Diego. More

than 100, 000 people are expected to attend the event, which is described as the

biggest comic book convention in the country. "I’m

looking forward to being face to face with people who are enjoying the show, it’s

a huge event!," Sticky Fingaz told AllHipHop.com. "And I love comics

but have never been to a convention before, so I’ll enjoy myself as well."

Jones,

who is enjoying the success of his new Spike TV show Blade: The Series, will

participate in a panel discussion on the show and autograph signing. The

premiere episode of the series, Spike’s first original scripted action-adventure

show, drew record ratings for the network, attracting 2.5 million viewers.Blade

stars Jones in the title role as an immortal half-man, half vampire who battles

various creatures of the night, who are attempting to take over mankind. In

addition to Jones, the convention will include appearances from Samuel Jackson,

Marlon Wayans, Rosario Dawson, Hilary Swank, Eva Mendes, Nicholas Cage and Quentin

Tarantino. Jones’

panel discussion will begin at 1:30 p.m. Sunday (July 23), The autograph signing

will follow at 2:30 p.m.The

event is the latest development for the Onyx member, who recently had weapons

possession charges dropped.According

to reports, the charges stemmed from an incident last year when a housekeeper

found a loaded unlicensed and unregistered 9- mm gun while cleaning a hotel room

Jones stayed in and called police. The

charges were dropped in Manhattan Criminal Court after authorities failed to prove

that the Queens entertainer was the owner of the gun, which was found under his

bed.For

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